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April 26th 07, 03:45 PM
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dumb question about Radio comms / opening flight plans
I'm embarrassed to say that I have forgotten something. When I want to
open my flight plan, and I look at the frequencies printed above the VOR, it says 122.1R 122.4. Does the 'R' refer to what I need to do or what the Radio operator does? That is, do I send on 122.4 and receive on 122.1, or the other way around? I know I can also try 122.2. Under what circumstances do you use one vs the other? Tom 
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